More unfriendliness in Por Sen Chey district, Police blotter, Phnom Penh Post

A lackadaisical lad couldn’t stand being lectured by a co-worker, so he summoned a group of friends on Tuesday.

After his fellow worker at a Por Sen Chey rice mill suggested he was spending too much time on his phone, he launched into a diatribe then disappeared, returning later with 12 friends equipped with belts and sticks.

Thankfully, the mill owner ended the thrashing that followed with a call to police, who arrived and arrested the dozen delinquents.

Kampuchea Thmey

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